Samuel Riding

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    Samuel is Regulation Asia's former managing editor and currently serves as an editorial advisor. samuel@regulationasia.com

    Articles by Samuel Riding

    Malaysian Authorities to Apply Basel III to Financial Holding Companies

    29/10/2015

    Change has substantial implications as many banking groups in Malaysia are headed by holding companies with bank operating subsidiaries.

    SEBI Plans to Use E-KYC for Mutual Fund Products: Sinha

    29/10/2015

    Move to bring all vetting processes online could attract new entrants to the market, SEBI head says.

    China’s Capital Outflows Raise Spectre of Tobin Tax

    29/10/2015

    SAFE considering moves to suppress abnormal and significant flows of short-term funds that seek arbitrage, official says.

    SSE Tightens Information Disclosure Requirements

    29/10/2015

    Companies listed on Shanghai Stock Exchange will need to be more specific when making announcements impacting stock prices.

    HSBC Shifts Derivatives Trades to Hong Kong as HQ Decision Looms

    29/10/2015

    Sources suggest move is to take advantage of favourable funding and regulatory environment as changes in the US and Europe lift costs.

    Hong Kong Scraps Dual-Class Shares Plan

    05/10/2015

    SFC objects, saying proposals would damage reputation of Hong Kong’s regulatory system.

    India Brings in FATCA, Scraps MAT

    27/08/2015

    Domestic tax rules changed to account for US legislation; minimum alternate tax exemption backdated to 2001.

    China to Launch Index Options, Limits Index Futures Trading

    08/07/2015

    Exchange to launch index options as part of continued development of derivatives market; futures trading limited in response to market selloff.

    Two HFTs Win Direct Access to Japan Exchanges

    01/07/2015

    Susquehanna and KCG Holdings allowed to make buy and sell orders without using a brokerage.

    Korea Expands Daily Stock Price Limit

    14/06/2015

    KRX says increase to 30 percent from 15 percent will help local equity market accommodate foreign inflows.

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